The path of the brave

Jung said that everything that happens is worth experiencing. If we really believed this, there would be little attention to regret. Most of us live our lives in the bondage of a belief in an incarnation, and there the adjustments happen differently. The world is breathtakingly beautiful if we recognize this from this miracle. Nothing is hidden, only the lens of acceptance makes it what we perceive. Waiting for it to reveal itself by remaining in an old perspective is meaningless hopelessness. Therefore, it is unspeakably important to be brutally honest with ourselves. Even if we find something that is painful and unusual, let us dare to go deeper and stick with it. This is the greatest courage imaginable. After all, whatever we find in our consciousness, we can never undo it. Many people back away at this point, and although what they have encountered can be covered up for a longer or shorter time, it cannot be forgotten. It will return one way or another. Not against us, but because of us. Because healing can happen here. That is why I say that ceremony is the path of the brave, because whatever we experience, for us, remains in our space until there is a resolution to it. It does so gently, lovingly, but it does. Cocoa is a ferryman who takes us from our entrenched perspective across the river of consciousness to wholeness. We give ourselves the gift. The August 10th ceremony is about this courage. There is no more time to mumble in the infinite ocean of consciousness.